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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-29

thoroughly cleanse the Jlocd, which is thu.
sountain of health, by using Dr. Pierte's Goi,3-
IN MeQlcal Discovery, and good digestion Il
fair skin, buoyart spirits. vital strength ana
''l.nGness of constitution will be established
0oiden Medical Discovery cures all humors.
from the common pimple, blotch, or erupt or.
20 the worst Scrofua, or blood-poison. Es-
pecally has it proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores, Hip-join
Disease. Scrofuous Sores and Swellings En-
larged Glands. and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (which is Scrofuls Of the Lungs, by its
wonderful hlood-purifying. invigorating, and
nutritive. properties. For Weak Lungs, Spit
ting OF Blood: Shortness of Breath. bronchitis,
Severe Coughs Asthma and kindred affec-
tons, it is sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the severest Coughs
For Torpid Liver. Biliousness, or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, il is
an unequalled remedy. Sold by druggists.
Or. PIERCE'S PELLETS Anti
Billions and Gait. artic.
2Sc. vial, by druggists
iy5eod weow mr. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-15
For the Ellsworth American. I
Mil Fires in Ellsworth.

Between 1850 and G5 [tiftecn years there
have been totally destroyed by fire eigh-
teen gangs and single saws. and two rota-
ric~, ten owned by Tho late Seth Ti~dalc.
the rest by the late Frank Austin. Robert
Gerry and Frank kcllihcr. The writer Of
this was present at every fire. He has
been employed IN the most If the mills hut
never was employed in any one when
burnt The cause Of the fires was various
some hy accident. some by carcles>nc>s,
etc. | have seen some people stand and
exult in seeing MIR Tisdac> mills burn
down. There ha> been lint one mill burut
since lsG5 and that was owned ~ the Grant
Brothers That think wa about l~7a.
In about 1850 Kenny and Robinson ~ Bo~-
ton came tD Ellsworth and secured j good
water power 81 Mr. Ti~.IaIc and put up
large mill ami put IN a lot Of the most i'm
proved machinery and brought good part
Of ii from Boston They ran thcit mill
for year or two saving slaves and head
Ing. This mill vas DESTROYED ny Ore. In
surance was pretty hiEh ~ min property
in Ellsworth a. high IA YIN per rcnt.
neglected ID state that doutl. Saw
mil va, burned at Branch Fond can't
xiv, III, date WN~,W.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
Wednesday, sept. =
ARRIVED
Sch susan Frances >adtler Bar IIarbor
Sch Arboreer, Clark Boston
sch Marccllus, Pratt, Providence
Sch Panama, Trundy, Boston
sch Fair Wind, Maddox, Boston
sch \ Woodward Ferrel New York
Sch Grace, Belts, B-ston
SAILED
Thursday, septs
sch Adele Pray, Pray, Boston
sch Copy, Moon, Boston
sch Woo1cock, Hutrhins, Bar IIarbor
Sch Francis Coffin, Bellatty, Boston
sch Betsey, Tate, Bar iIarbor
SAILED
Friday septic
sch Anna Murch, Young, New York
Sch Delaware, sinclair, Boston
sch u Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
Sch Arb0reer, Clark, Boston
Sch City of Ellsworth, B"nsey, Rondout
ARRIVED
Sch Grape, Wakefield, Bar Harbor
sch Agnes Mabel, Mcfarland, Eden
sch Adam Bowlby, Bowd en-, Boston
SAILED
saturday, Sept 10
sch westerloo, Jordan. Providence
sch Fair Dealer. Robbins. Boston
Sch T. NJ Branscoin, Day. Boston
Sch Grape, Wakefield, Rockland
ARRIVED
Sch Storm Petrol, Patten, Boston
Sch Express, Potter, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
Monday, Sept l?
Sch Samuel Lewis, Wood, New York
Sch l.. ID. Remick, Remick, Boston.
SAILED
Sch Sea Flower, Millken, Bar Harbor
Sch City Of Ellsworth, Bonsey, Rondout
ARRIVED
Tuesday, Sept Is
Sch Scioto, Saddler Bar Harbor
Sch Betsy, Tate, Bar HarDor
Sch Woodcock, Hutchins, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Wednesday, Sept IA
Sch Marcellus Pratt, Rondout
sch Agnes Mabel, Mcfarland, Eden
sch Panama, Trundy, Boston
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week. and will undoubtedly prove an excel

lent passenger steamer.
On Thursday evening last as the Unitarian
choir were leaving the church after rehearsal
It happened that four OF them were standing to-
gether on the top step Of the awkward plank
stairs leading from the church door down TO the
sidew ak, when the step gave way under their
feet and they fell distance of eight or ten feet
to the ground They found themselves impris-
oned and were obliged to knock hole In the
side OF the stairway in order to get out They
all escaped with but slight bruises, though 1t
was really wonderful that they were not seri-
ously hurt.
BANGOR HISTORICAL MAGAzINE.-We have
received the last number of the Bangor HlstoF-
icqi Magazine from the publishers. The
number is an interesting % and the following
are its contents: Isle an iiaut Papers; Bucks
Harbor Settlement, now in Machiaspori Sam
uel Hadlock, Sen. of Mt. Desert; Rev. John
Strickland and Family, OF Turner aud Andov-
er. Me. Was Talleyrand born in Mt Desert;
Lieutenant Governor Robbins. the Founder OF
Robbnston, Me; An Account OF iioulton,
Me. Inscriptions from the Old Fort Burying
Ground ut Pemaquid; lgnaius Sargent. Of
Machas Deaths IN Bangor. tcontinuedl
Town OF Btuehin; Inscriptions from Grave
stones Ia Cemetery at Bar Harbor: lncorpor-
alton Of the County Of Washington; Incor-
poration OF the County Of Hancock lIi>tori-
cal Items.
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Drunkenness. or the Liquor Habit. Posi-
lively Cured by administering DIR.
HaineS' Golden Specific.

II ran H. given in a cup 81 coffee or tea With
out the knowledge Of The person taking il;
i absolutely harmless anal VIII elect prrma-
ncnt and speedy cure. whether the patient D 4
mu,lcrat" drjnkcr OF alcoholic wrcrk.
Thousands Of drunkarsi- have been mAde
temperate mru who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their know
ledge and to-day believe they quit drinking Of
their own free VIII. IT NrN ER FAILS.
The system once impregnated with the ~Tcci-
ID 1t becomes an utter impo>>ihliiy for the r.
qunr appetite 70 exist For fun particular.
Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.. ~ Race
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rlatAll


Town Fair sept. M
The annual town clam hakr and picnic
was held ON e>,lay last at the Shore ii
&. &. tlnu-h. Esq /, Wa- a very tin. lay
and ahou; four hundred people were pres
eut Capt. L. G.. + Cauda-e OF Brookliur.
Mas. a native "f the place gave am in
terc-tinI address on lie life aud character
OF The late Rev. Jonathan Fisher
: b kiuba.l aui wlfc .eft for their
home in Chicago last Tuesday MIA Nrw
YORK Where they Wi,l -penl "rck "
Two.
Among TIC arrivals M saturday va
Rev. MIR Fisher Of Mem Jersey. son ~
the late Rev. Josiah Fisher. A guest az
Orchard Lodge"
ON Friday las, steamer "Rocklani"
took large number of passenger, from
here. Among them W. noticed Mr.. Au-
nic Boyutpn and daughter Mr. nJmand
Hncklcy aud daughter, Mis- Alice Holt
Mis- Aala .. Norton and other -de-t, a
the Slower cottage
In ny lat weeks items Speaking Of Till
departure of the Turner'S" tin TYPES
should have reed from Dodge villa, one
OF the finest locations in town ari ~ cN-
cement Nt'PplH- Ii4'''
Capt. r. q. f. Cauda4c Of Brooklinc.
Mass. j. collecting materials for 4 history
Of this town. ANY one having any hj>tor-
Teal facts Of interest viii please kindly for
ward To The captain.
George 4. Cloush Esq. Of Boston, va,
in town over Sunday. HI family will
leave the last of the week ID the regret 81
numerous friends and neighbor-.
Miss Fannie b. Hnckiey has gone away
for tour Of two or three weeks.
Sept. II. ONCE IN WHILE
Delightful weather for September, or
any other month.
The .Rockland" took The place of the
Morrison" on saturday, the latter having
been disabled last week.
Capt. John Haylin who has been max
ing short visit here, left this morning
with very many others
Frost in low place, thi, morning.
The meeting Friday evening in relation
TO the town fair. resulted In the following
board of officers George A, Morse, Presi-
dent; Nahum Hinckley, Secretary; Aug.
\. OSgood, Treasurer; Ira +. Grindle,
Aug. c. Peters. 5. X. Chase, Isaac Closson
and S F. Snowman Committee of Arrange
ments. Voted to hold the fair on Thurs
day, Sept goth, at the village. The Com
mittee of Arrangements extend a cordial
invitation 10 all in this and adjoining
towns to lend their efforts to make this the
best fair that has ever been held in town
and with proper exertion there can be no
doubt of the result We hope each one
will do something to that end.
We regret to learn Of the death Of Mr.,
Simeon Parker, who has been an invalid
for many years.
DIR. Bunker and Geo. Snow met in the
dark one evening last week, both driving
fast, and the Doctor got spilled ont. No
bones broken-better go slow when you
cannot see.
Rev. L. S. Trip preached for Rev Mr.
Thompson of Surry Sunday.
Fires will be needed before long if the
weather of Monday continues.
Sept IL. RoB.
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Salisbury Cove.

Salisbury Cove.
Mr. S. X. Whiting has closed his sum-
mer cottage here. and returned to his
permanent residence in your city.
Present indications point to positive adj
vances in real estate and possible build
ing of summer cottage in this locality.
Nearly every family here have had visi-
tors through the warm season; the early
autumn frosts have induced them to depart.
Great difficulty has been experienced
this year in getting marsh hay, and the
indications are that bedding will be in good
demand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

We know of no mode OF treatment which
offers, TO sufferers from chronic diseases,
more certain hope of cure than that which Is
parlla. For purifying and enriching the
blood, this preparation is unequaled.
Dyspepsia and diseases arising from i'm
pure blood are cured by DIR. Allston's Blood
Tonic and Nerve Invigorator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-15

>outhe.,, Harbnr.
Summer guest, are fitting fast though a
few are wis. enough to lin-er for sight
Of the autumual beauties
Building operations have started into
brisk activity since the rush Of summer
work ha~ abatcd Mr.. James Clark has
moved into the rooms formerly occupied
by Augustus Clark. At The house Of Us
borne Cousins and j. building J. \. Free
man : stable. Work has been commenced
on THE foundation Of 4. l. Holmes new
house; Lyman Siaulcy'S pretty home near
tie Willow, j. nearly ready for occupan-
CK. Will Ray : cottage be .utifully located
on a high hill al the head Of Norwood
cove, Is nearly complcted; Edward Robin
sons new house j. well under way; Ben
jamln Dodge has bought housc-lot Of
Mr.. samuel Lurvey and commenced build
in-.
we are glad to learn that there is a very
fair prospect Of hearing bell peal it raj
living notes from the new church about
Christmas-tide, During the simmer yaca-
ton Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society its
president. Mrs Amos Redlon. ha. not
been idle; generously assisted by several
ladies among the visiting guests here,
whose deeds of philanthropy are widely
known, she has accumulated over SIoo-
including the nest egg of $50, donated
last year by New York gentleman
towards the bell fund. This material aid
contributions freely and willingly be-
slowed by the summer COMMISSIONERS
very opportunely, a. the treasury of the
society had been entirely drained in set
thing the bill for the much-needed blinds,
an Improvement highly appreciated by
church eoers. Earnest thanks are extend
ed TO Mrs. Stearns and Mrs. Stetson of
the Claremont, Mrs. Sherwood of the
Island House Mrs. kimball of Alderbank
cottage, Mrs. Downs of Edgecliff and
others whose names | failed to learn, for
their Jealous efforts in behalf of this wor-
thy object.
C. NJ. Holden has sold two acres of land
for ID. W. Benson at West Bass Harbor,
to Mrs. Lewis Of New York.
The thunder storm of last Wednesday
night wrought sad havoc with the tele-
graph poles at East Bass Harbor, also
striking tree so near the house of W.
Hamlin, that he afirms the inmates felt
the shock.
Sept II. SPRAY.
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Bar IIarhor-Aug. p. Lottie Woodman, infant
dan. liter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Higgins, aged u
days. Sept. Florence Eva. daughter Of the same,
aged year, months, 10 days.
Sept II, Leah b. Dorr, aged II months
and II days.
Tremnnt-sept, }, A. H. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard seavey, aged about Is months.
Sept. 8, Mrs. Lucy f., wife Of Capt. Ezra b.
Norwood, aged 81 years, months, 81 days.
Mount Desert-Sept. !, infant of Mr. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Merchant, aged months.
So. BIuehll-sept S. Mr. Henry Burnes aged
- years. months and Is days.
BluehilLsept. 8, Mr.. Simeon Parker. aged Il
years.
No Elsworth-sept. 1, Geneivre B. MeGown,
aged u years and g months.
i.amoine Sept II, Rebecca S. Salisbury. aged 2
years, month and II days.
Franklin-sept !, Rosa f. daughter of Geo W.
and Ella J. Remission, aged IL years, months and
days.
West Edcn-sept. ii, frankie Il. Douglass aged
II years and months.
lie is gone to Heaven before us,
but he turns TO his hand,
Pointing To the glories DER US,
In that happy, happy land.
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,urna.n-sld Aug -, brig Eugene Hale. Hard
ing, Boston
Est Johns. Il R->h Sept lhrig Marena, Miller,
Boston
sid Aug %. sch Wallemar, Parker, Boston
tionaives-Sld sept l, brig 7 Campbell, Lord
New York
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Cloak and Shawl Department

outs " every style short or long r" small over
200O l4o Seal Plush Garments.
worth SIS co. second S246 worth s3 oO td 2S3 wore: s7 - fourth
s3i a $1,000 fifth $50 10 worth $4,000 Every BARGAIN
goods and
Plush No MoNns stock. NewmakofS
many $500 $4,000; Jackets o
short
j variety, remarkably handsome ana ch
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The Sunday school has chartered the
steamer "Silver Star" for an excursion
the present week. A grand time is anticl-
pated. EPSILON.
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- Jack Frost has come.
AVN II Iust Hts tUIilt.
Mr.. Eddie Woodward is i'll with typhoid

fever.
Miss Fannie Otis.of Otis, is making a short
visit in this city.
Mrs. A. 5. Campbell who has been serious
| ly Ill. is now improving.
| The schooner Georgietta is undergoing
slight repairs at this port
MIR. and Mrs. Isaiah Blaisdell have made a
recent visit to relatives at Mibridge.
A. +. Burnham, Esq. who was quite III a
| short time ago, j. now able to attend TO bust
I ness.
1 Capt. Peterson. recently OF the brig My
ronus, has gone TO New York in search of en-
I plovment
I The farmers Of Surry will hold fair and
show on Wednesday, Oct. 5. at Center
+ Hall, surry.
Hon. J. u. Hopkins has returned from his
summer residence at Tamoine Point. to his
permanent home in this city.
The schooner A. X. Woodward has ar
rived at this port with a load Of coal for F. :.
Lord.
The Centennial celebration Of the town Of
Fenob-cot occurs to-day "Wednesday An in
teTe,tiug program has been arranged.
Postal routes discontinued: Tunk, Wash
ingtcn county, mail TO Steuben West Deer
Isle, Hancock county, mail 10 Sunset.
-Eljtor Burrasc, of the Zjom's .Adrocafe
has been summering at Southwest Harbor aud
hs- written several interesting letters to that
paper descriptive of Mount Desert scenery.
According To the Ellsworth correspondent
u Che Ler'sioa Jon7t9, eight house, have
ba"n ''i.'t IN this city ihi, year a, a cost 0
alb each
iur post office at Verona has been di>con-
tnued on account II the lack of business and
the mail 3. now taken to and distributed at the
Buek>uof, "ffice.
"A r ila1hnr girl. who was told by AN
Old D... ;ha. to- he sure aud have her boa, well
uin..r., went to work aud scwcd two >iIk
fnHn-.> around the guuwale.
Mr. Harry Andrew, found tina, the en-
r-.msnt given him not sufficient 10
variant TIE starting 81 weekly paper in
Auburn aDd ha-. accordingly abandoned the
enterprise
Mr.. .. h. Graut and ION. Ralph X. Of
Rock md, No, has been on a short visit "a her
f.,L., y,,t.r = NJ. rii.,,.-,,, -.
NJ ~ r,., ....
,.,.,..... -,
I,' ia
r..;,. ;.r.
Ai'' >1'nu'' T. L"F" ma gone 70 New
York 20 take charge 81 the schooner Mary
Lorl nl place q Capt. cha>. smith, who Min
roln, home for a ,car
,.,..
,,'.,l....,t.:..[. -
hr HaneorA Baptist Association will
meet with ID" Baptist Church in Franklin.
o., ... 49,
.'' f'@''''' ti' on >"'hf'"s .'>'
'.'" ~ "A'-''' - 81 'o' N'" l"TA
'."''' H' I r." VISITING ~ i"riH'r
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A Serious Accident.

Portland. MI Desert and Maeil;as Steamship
COMPANY. was making her landing al Machia>-
port. Saturday evening. sept. ). about fifty
people were standing on the Zip. When about
twenty-five had landed from the boat the chain
from the hosting gear suddenly gave WAY and
the slip with it, heavy load fell about twenty
FIVE feet 10 The water. Floating srip>arks the
umbrella. and the drenched passengers made
scene OF confusion. But owing TO the dill
sence u the officers Of the boat aud the citizens
Of the town. no lives were lost, although some
were severely injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-15
Special Bargains in Dress Silks.

One lot of Satin Rhaanes Black and coordat SO worth
other lot at S1 2 worth $3.50; 10 different shades of aie fnca
beautiful 81 23
rs Ramers
which Silks
that these goods be bought cheaper
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600 Pieces of Dress Goods !!

and nj Of
staples ard novelties Prices low enough This
DRESS TRIMMINGS every
We beat retail large small u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-15

A child OF NJ Morgan of surry fractured
his arm Tuesday. The bone was set by DIR.
G. A. Phillips.
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In Brief. And To The Point.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Dsordered liver Is
misery. INDIGESTION Is foe to good nature.
The huma digestive apparatus Is Que OF the
most comph I'd and wonderful things in ex.
istence. II j. easily put out OF order.
Greasy food. tough food. sloppy food, bad
cookery mental worry, late hours. irregular
habits. and many other things which ought
not TO be. have made the American people n
nation OF dyspepties.
But Green's August Flower has done Won
derful work in reforming this sad business
and making the American people 50 healthy
that they can enjoy their meals and toe happy.
Remember No happiness without hefl.h.
But Green's August Flower brings health and
happiness to the dyspeptie. Ask your drug
gist for bottle. Seventy-fve cents.
lyr 39eow
LADIES AVOID COSMETICS and rouges.
skin-Success soap will give you healthy and
rosy complexion.
No one knows better than those who have
used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia. iiZ-
illness. pain in the side. constipation, disor-
dered stomach, Sc. Try them. For sale by
=. ID, Wiggin.
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y W IN~EW'
An End 10 Bone Seraping.

Edward shepherd, Of Harrisburg. H., SAYS
Having received 50 much benefit from Elec-
tric Bitters. | feel ii my duty to let suffering
humanity know il. Have had 4 running sore
on my leg for eight years my doctors told me
| would have TO have the bone Scrlped or leg
amputated. used. instead. three bottles Of
Electric Rifters and seven boxes Of Bucklcns
Arnica salvc, and my leg is now sound aud
we'll"
tie and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at De. per box
by e.. \. Parcher.
Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
Pills; They are II positive cure for sick head
ache, aud all the ill- produced by disordcred
Liver only one dose For sale by ;. ID.
Wirgin
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the fall rush of the
largest il Dry and Fancy Goods line in NJ in
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when Baby ~ SICK. We gave her castoriA
when she a. , Child she cried fsr astoria
When sh, occAu Ma. she CHING to castoriA.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
A lodge of Good Templars was institu-
ted by Grand Counselor Hamilton last Fri
day evening with about thirty charter
members. We hope all friends of this
movement land there ought to be very
MANY for the promotion of temperance
will render us substantial aid by enrolling
their names as members of the lodge.
Nathaniel Jellisoa and son Sylvanus are
building stable for Chaclie Macomber.
Washington Abbott and son are at work
on house for George c. Gordon.
Those kindly disposed individuals who
thoughtfully suggested and carried ont
their plans Of building anew the chimney
of Mrs. Mary CIRCUITS house and shlngling
the roof. are assn ed of her appreciation
of their timelycNprtSsion of goodwill, and
of her heartfelt thanks for aiding SO mate
rally to her comfort
Mr. J. F. Dunn has lately purchased
from George s. Silsby. Bangor a very rine
upright piano for his daughters. the Miss
cs Florence and Clara.
Mrs smith Of Btooksvillc, Is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Carter, the wife Of our
pastor
hie fathers for a short cine.
No new eases Of Giphthera are report
ed
Remember the association with the Bap-
list society Of this place. to commence
Sept 10Th.
sunset
\ new bell for the church at West Deer
Isle. arrived saturday.
Mrs Bertha Stin>on Is very sick With
typhoid fever.
Mrs Francis Lufkin returned to her
home IN Portland, Monday
school at Green's Landing commenced
Sept. !. taught by Miss Hattie Webb of
south Deer Isle.
Mr.. Lafayette Small returned to his home
Wednesday. after an absence Of six years.
Mrs. Amanda Simpson returned 10 her
home in Portland Monday on steamer
Richmond.
MI Geo. W. Stiuson arrived home Sat
urtay from Rockport, where he has been
employed for several months.
Mcs~re Courtney aud Joseph Small r.
cciycd quite severe injuries while engaged
ut work on Go-s 4 Smali'S quar-. at
Greens Landing
The potato rot seems to be prevalent in
this town. The heavy rains Of last week
i supposed 80 he the cause
Mr.. Chas Green accompanied by her
sister Miss Ethel Sellers, returned TO her
home IN Boston. saturday
Frank sylvester. son Of the late BiaI
Sylvester. died recently at Kockpnrt. Ili~
remains were brought - M, home and in-
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YOU

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Boston, Mass. for 4 copy Of DR.. kaufmanu's
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Yarns and We. teds,

very price,
usually sold Whoever viii try Yarns